Southern District Judge William Pauley has set the stage for a February trial against five defendants who allegedly orchestrated fraudulent tax shelters that produced more than $4 billion in bogus losses. The court rejected the defendants' claims that they lacked the "willfulness" needed for a conviction under the tax code.
December 29, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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A federal judge has refused to dismiss charges against five defendants who allegedly orchestrated fraudulent tax shelters that produced more than $4 billion in bogus losses.
Southern District Judge William Pauley set the stage for a February trial for the defendants in United States v. Daugerdas, 09 Cr. 581, by rejecting the claims of Paul Daugerdas and four others that they lacked the “willfulness” needed for a conviction under the tax code.
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